Harding seeks delay in action on bonus
Washington reports President Harding urged postponing a soldier bonus bill until Congress adopts a general sales tax to fund it. He questioned short term funding and advocated a plan that could be delayed if needed while expressing hope for broader revenue reform. The debate centers on financing a bonus amid economic strains and political opposition.
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Harding
Washington
Fordney
House
Waya and Monus
Fronine Seaway
Congress
Todd
Treamury
Five Die From Poisoned Whiskey in New Jersey
Police report multiple deaths from tainted wood alcohol liquor in Ridgfield Park Hackensack area. Victims include a man named Kelly and John Test, who died after drinking counterfeit whiskey later found to be poisoned. Detectives search for the bootlegger as more cases emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
Ridgfield Park
Kelly Wan
Cold Wave Closes High School Today
Severe cold forces a temporary shutdown of high school classes and study periods. Heating difficulties reported at East Main and other schools, with morning sessions affected as the district cancels activities due to inability to heat the buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Wave
East Main
Jury Still Out in Infox Case Deliberations
The jury in the Harry Pox murder trial of George Maser, a watchman at the Griswold Manufacturing plant, remained deliberating at 4 o clock this afternoon. Deliberations began yesterday afternoon around 5 30 and a verdict was not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRIG
Harry Pox
George Maser
Griwold ™ Manufacuring Company
Alathlanig Alathians Hold Regular Meeting
The Alathlanig met yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the AL i Chutek about forty members present for the meeting. The regular business session was carried on and the group decided to hold a picnic near future to defray the expenses of the Bribbs Memorial Home at Vonneutville. A social hour followed with the entertainment committee including Mrs Teichard Akan Mrsl St Edmundy Mrs W J Durham and Mrs I G Estierson. Sewing work and writing completed the afternoon entertainment enjoyed by the members.
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AL i
Chutek
Tig Amvetings
Ott
Ie Wins
Bribbs
Vonneiutville
Teichard Akan
Mrg
St Edmundy
W. J. Durham
G. Estierson
Peaung
Vriting
Street Lights Broken by Boys Cause City Complaint
The Zorry Guylectric Light Company warns of prosecutions as broken street lights in Hinliss, especially Ward Three, prompt action. Manager Shins says several lights are out for days, with faults noted near West Smith Street and fights over maintenance rising. The company seeks parental cooperation to curb these disruptive acts and restore service.
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Zorry Guylectric Light Company
Hinliss
IV Nok
Minager
Gwanang
Wot Smith Street
Pracice Éxceediney, Troublesoms, “While In Other Sections Sfifhealty Bik Won
Ithe Ag
Miners Meeting Threatened by Radicals
In Indianapolis February 16, conservative factions within the United Mine Workers wage convention fight. Howat and his followers, ousted from the union, threaten to disrupt the meeting to prevent a radical shift. A credentials test will decide Howat's future and the balance of the union, with the wage scale committee likely backing a strict standard despite pressure to boost pay for soft and hard coal miners.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
Alexander Hewat
Pet
United Mine Worker
John L Lewis
Bier
Alexander Wawat
Union
Forcs
Lrowat
Lewis
de Uy
Lany
Lewin
Ot Howat
Lewie
Héwat
Domint
AWUE
Niie
Funeral of Mrs Nugent Held Today
Funeral services for the late Mrs Katherine Nugent were held at St Thomas Church with Requiem Mass at 9 30 am officiated by Rev M Hi Troy. Flowers were beautiful and many relatives from out of town attended. A later gathering was held at St Thomas.
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Katherine Nigent
St. Thomas Church
Hr. M. Hi
Troy
Paut Stone
Tani
Mr. J. Malone
Biward Welch
W. Z. Price
Donald Crater
Thomas Heb
St. Thoms Ceetory
Murder Mystery Deepens In Taylors Death Case
United Press reports from Los Angeles say detectives still seek motive in the Willidas Desmond Taylos murder. Deputy and Sheriff’s staff reenacted the crime scene while experts checked whether a limp could explain the alleged killer’s act. A woman who loved him and the chauffeur for Mabel Normand were involved as investigators explore the final hours, including a possible sighting near the star’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Fos Angeles
Pet
Willidas Desmond Taylos
Gu Crane
Woolwine
Taylor
Sherrif Bixealiun
Erection of Modern School Building Urged in Corry Letter
A Corry citizen letter argues for a large modern school building to relieve crowding and suit future growth. It contrasts a new modern plan with repairs, urging the school board to adopt the 643 plan and promote a fiscally prudent policy.
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Corry Tournal
Echont
Corry
Edward
Gould
Childin
Pan
Yotorn
Achhool
Rail workers will not join mine strike
A high official of the industrial union told United Press in Cleveland that rail workers would not join a mining strike. He stated there is no sympathy among railroad labor for the mine workers and urged restraint.
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United Press
Cleveland
Apt
Elena
Ritter Arrests Spark Erie Murder Probe
Special to the Journal reports Rudolph Ritter, sought for the murder of Artur Woodbury in Waltlin, was arrested in Chicago. Erie and New York authorities will question him as the district attorneys of both counties coordinate the case.
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Erie
Rudolph Ritter
Artur Woodbury
Waltlin
Max
Harbor Creek
Hadlin
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
Democrats Probe Source Pacific Pact
Senate Democrats push Hitchcock resolution demanding full disclosure of the origins and negotiations behind the power pact. They seek details on drafts, delegates, and discussions, aiming to uncover who influenced the treaty and why certain states and figures were involved or excluded.
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United Press
Washington
Emitchcock
Harding
Waited Press
Hitchcock
Senate
New Castle
Bel
Wilconie
Eave
Richardson
Intericiy
Eeetetion
Democratic Isk Rubber Company
Voupotuwa
Id S . G
Fara Unistyne
Underwood
Mik Richardson
el 'Il
Eaf
Ain
Highcock
Hughes
Buffolie
Kato
Iite Efighos
Harbign Relations Committee
Balfour Broughe
Heywith
Brance
Jouery
Emily Wis
Witson
Indicted Tex Rickard faces grand jury charges
United Press reports promoter Tex Rickard was indicted by a grand jury with two counts tied to alleged luring of two 15 year old girls to his Madison Square Garden office and an apartment on West Portage Street. His attorneys plan court appearance in Supreme Court as he remains under $10,000 bond. Meanwhile the Patent Teachers Association Watch School announces a meeting with speeches by Rey Ashton and student participation, aiming to showcase student effort.
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United Press
NEW York
Pel
Henry Nielson
Imaeiur
Grimmen Unes
Fey Vewekes
Urreyt
Hiaakip
Mare Outhin
Nielson
Hense
Faber Panell Company
Joseph Morowite
Bedolyn
Henig
Niche
Nathan Till Fur
George B
Tex) Rickard
Dhe
Grand Jury
Yous
Goud
Richart Buel
Alice Ruck
Sid Sarah Schoenfeld
Rickard
Madison Square
Stanford White
Patent Teachers ® Association of
Watch School
Rey M.S. Ashton Y
National Guard Chief Rickards Aims to Build Prideful Service
Major General George C. Rickards leads the Militia Bureau as he tours Franklin, praising the National Guard as a national institution. He emphasizes cutting red tape, quick access to War Department officials, and renewing focus on serving the country through a stronger guard, hoping to gain broad public pride.
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National Guard
Rickards
United States
Franklin News
Richard
Go Tha
Hickards
George C. Rickarto
Ghia
Militia Bureau
Feaul
Fiehus
Deelering
Wainwright
War Rages in Ulster While Free State Seeks Peace
Belfast violence worsens as Sinn Feiners and Unionists clash. nine killed yesterday and total dead reaches 96 with over 100 wounded. Michael Collins briefed London and returned to Dublin as frontier liaison plans proceed. Ulster border tensions flare over Newry arrests and disputed control of county Down town.
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United Pri
London
Sinn
Belfast
Ulster
Michael Golline
LRUA
High Five Meets Union City Friday On Armory Court
High Five seeks revenge and a win to stay competitive in the county league as Union City visits the Armory court Friday evening. Coach Sheen drills the team while the Athletic Association mounts a big campaign, anticipating a large crowd for the bitter rivalry game.
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Union City
Armory Court
Union
Sheen
The
Athletic Association
3 Hoont
Demonstration by Pupil Recitation Impresses Audience
Last evening at Hale High School pupils under Miss Ranney and Mr McCray presented a civic education demonstration in a classroom setting. Betty King led the class with capable guidance while Wilkes Murray acted as judge, and many parents attended to witness the well executed exercise on democracy in education.
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Hale Rechiool
Mise Ranney
Mas “McCray
Jt Pinot
Betty Kirig
Gondge
Wilkes Murray
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Saye
Jersey
United Prone
Alathians
Detmand Wong
Howat
Maccubjey Hall
Grange
Sre
Bixby
Elton Snapp
Jay Kojlette
Whit Agg
Tate
J Kole
Aylor
Conferms
Brotherhand Verders
Malin Folie
Eos Avinic Iitereste
Allel
Dbport
Ritter
Democrats
Pacific Pact
Mea
D. L Bracken
New York City
Mrs. Alpers
Tex Rickard
Organization OF National Guard
Tottie
Hurea
Free State
James
Ireland
High Five
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